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Cricket World Cup: Pakistan's butter fingers spare Australia blushes in ... - Sydney Morning Herald Sat, 21 Mar 2015 21:41:18 GMT

Sydney Morning Herald

Cricket World Cup: Pakistan's butter fingers spare Australia blushes in ... Sydney Morning Herald Darren Lehmann hit the winning runs at Lords in the final, but his team could have been eliminated on Friday night at the Adelaide Oval if not for Pakistan's makhan fingers ... yep, that's urdu for 'butter'. The effigies of Rahat Ali earlier prepared ... Pakistan fans hold mock funeral after side's Cricket World Cup exitStuff.co.nz Shane Watson steers hosts Australia past Pakistan at Cricket World CupThe Guardian Pakistan fans take out mock funeral after World Cup lossThe Indian Express cricket.com.au -Fox Sports all 2,288 news articles »

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The dam of self-restraint bursts for Pakistan's Christians - Washington Post Fri, 20 Mar 2015 17:13:45 GMT

Christian Post

The dam of self-restraint bursts for Pakistan's Christians Washington Post The smell of burned cloth, wood and plastic lingered in the silent ruins eight months after a mob torched the row of modest homes. Nothing had been removed. Leaders of the small Christian community in Gojra, a district near Lahore, Pakistan, had ... Pakistan's Cold Heart Toward Christian Minorities: No Gov't Minister Honored ...Christian Post Welby addresses mourners after Pakistan murdersChurch Times all 64 news articles »

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Pak's Nuke programme prone to security risks: US Report - Economic Times Sat, 21 Mar 2015 01:10:31 GMT

Eurasia Review

Pak's Nuke programme prone to security risks: US Report Economic Times NEW DELHI: A report on Pakistan's tactical nuclear programme by a prominent Washington-based think tank raises questions on the country's ability to secure warheads even in peacetime, concluding that the introduction of mini nuclear weapons in the ... Pakistan Will Not Give Saudi Arabia The Bomb - OpEdEurasia Review all 5 news articles »

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Pakistan occupied with tackling terror, no time for developmental issues ... - Times of India Sat, 21 Mar 2015 16:35:19 GMT

Times of India

Pakistan occupied with tackling terror, no time for developmental issues ... Times of India LAHORE: Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Saturday said most of his government's time is consumed in tackling terrorism and the acute energy crisis which leaves little time for development works. Expressing strong resolve to eliminate terrorism, ... Pakistan PM says little time for development, thanks to terrorismIndia Today all 115 news articles »

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The long road home for Pakistan's IDPs - Aljazeera.com Sat, 21 Mar 2015 13:55:53 GMT

Aljazeera.com

The long road home for Pakistan's IDPs Aljazeera.com Tank, Pakistan - Ten-year-old Fatima is one of the few people smiling at the Kaur Fort IDP repatriation camp, about 20km west of the frontier town of Tank, one of the entrances to Pakistan's tribal belt. She's one of about 21,000 people returning home ... Pakistan's IDPs come home to the Taliban heartlandYahoo! Maktoob News all 5 news articles »

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Official: Pakistan Troops Kill 80 Militants by Afghan Border - ABC News Sat, 21 Mar 2015 17:20:40 GMT

Times of India

Official: Pakistan Troops Kill 80 Militants by Afghan Border ABC News A Pakistani military official says soldiers have killed 80 militants and wounded about 100 in an operation near the Afghan border. The official said Saturday the two-day operation in the Tirah Valley in Pakistan's Khyber tribal region also saw seven ... Pakistan forces kill 80 militants in northwestTimes of India all 75 news articles »

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Pakistan Cricket Board Pulls up Saeed Ajmal for Captaincy Comment - NDTVSports.com Sat, 21 Mar 2015 17:31:57 GMT

NDTVSports.com

Pakistan Cricket Board Pulls up Saeed Ajmal for Captaincy Comment NDTVSports.com The off-spinner who couldn't go to the World Cup because of a bowling action problem however conceded that his travel documents were being processed by the Pakistan Cricket Board for Australia for scenario of Pakistan qualifying for the semi-finals. and more »

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World Cup 2015: Pakistan to head home in batches - IBNLive Sat, 21 Mar 2015 14:50:26 GMT

IBNLive

World Cup 2015: Pakistan to head home in batches IBNLive "The first batch of players will arrive in Karachi on Sunday night including Shahid Afridi, Sarfraz Ahmed while the second batch will come to Lahore on Monday morning," a source in the Pakistan Cricket Board said. He said all the foreign coaching staff ... and more »

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Pakistan bomb targets mosque in rare attack on Muslim minority - Reuters Fri, 20 Mar 2015 09:57:38 GMT

Press TV

Pakistan bomb targets mosque in rare attack on Muslim minority Reuters Factions of the Pakistani Taliban, seeking to topple the government and establish strict Islamic rule in the nuclear-armed nation, have claimed attacks on minority Shi'ites in the past few weeks, but attacks on the Bohra community are rare. Friday's ... Bomb Kills 2 at Shiite Mosque in Pakistan's Largest CityABC News Blast took place outside the Saleh Mosque near Pakistan Chowk; injured rushed ...DAWN.com Two killed as blast rocks Shia mosque in PakistanPress TV all 180 news articles »

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Pakistan's tour of Bangladesh back on the cards - Geo News, Pakistan Sat, 21 Mar 2015 12:31:26 GMT

Geo News, Pakistan

Pakistan's tour of Bangladesh back on the cards Geo News, Pakistan LAHORE: Pakistan may have dropped out of Cricket World Cup 2015, but Pakistan's tour to Bangladesh is back on the cards. According to sources, Pakistan's security team will visit Bangladesh in the coming days to assess the security situation. The tour ... Pakistan government clears tour to BangladeshESPNcricinfo.com Pakistan ready to tour BangladeshDhakaTribune Pakistan govt gives green signal for Bangladesh tourDaily Times Bangladesh News 24 hours -News Tribe all 10 news articles »